The district only has five calamity days in its contract, but it has used seven, prompting talks about making up those extra days.

The group wanted to make sure it'd be enough to get students and their families through the rest of the week.

In total, the event brought in $47,950. To date, over $500,000 has been raised for the project.

A dispatcher for the Columbiana Police Department tells 21 News the incident happened around 6 p.m. in the parking lot of Sheetz gas station at the corner of State Routes 14 and 7.

The money will be coming as an extension to a current loan that the district has paid down significantly, and will help with baseball field upgrades and the potential for an indoor facility. 

According to a release outlining the event, the Peace Light is a small flame that originates from the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, shared worldwide as a symbol of peace, hope and goodwill.

Upper Room Fellowship donated $25,000 to the community-driven initiative, which aims to build an inclusive playground for children of all abilities to enjoy.

A dispatcher with the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) post in Lisbon told 21 News that several vehicles were slipping and sliding on the roadways, striking the median.

The light show will take place on select nights in November and December from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will feature one million lights on more than 90 displays.

A community job fair focused on the manufacturing and labor industries is scheduled this week in Columbiana.

A resident claims he waited over an hour to get help for his mother who's fighting for her life.

Agents with the Columbiana County Drug Task Force found 29 grams of methamphetamine, three handguns and paraphernalia consistent with drug use and drug trafficking.

A statement, penned by President Michael Pecchia of Valley Christian Schools, was shared on the school's Facebook page just before 2 p.m. on Saturday, outlining an incident on Friday involving a fight and a firearm.

The ticketed event, exclusive to guests ages 21 and over, will present live music, local food trucks, vendors and beer samplings from more than 10 area breweries.

A traffic accident has shut down part of State Route 14 in Columbiana County.

During the 2024-2025 school year, the school saw a total of 570 students enrolled in various programs, including 492 full-time students, 9 home-schooled students and 68 preschool students.

The city received a total of $1,466,354 for a traffic signal replacement project at three intersections within the State Route 14/46/164 triangle.